Tribe.net. Local Connections skqu;rreL http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#16413ba0-b610-413b-9317-76ddc70668ea 2005-04-15T17:03:48Z 2005-04-15T17:03:48Z

Herman, i know this is months later.. just saw this now... if i remember well, it is in merleau-ponty's Adventures of the Dialectic, that you can find some explanations about that connection.

skqu;rreL 2005-04-15T17:03:48Z Herman http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#af1a4b1d-30ad-40f7-8d45-bb4ccd8dbe83 2004-12-06T12:04:03Z 2004-12-06T12:04:03Z

Hello everyone, I just recently started studying Sartre and his philosophy. I knew that he had a socialist slant but I had no idea how strong. From what I understand he steered existentialism straight into Marxism. Saddly, I don't quite understand how he planned to blend the two. If anyone can clarify the Sartre/Marx connection for me I would love to read about it. Thanks.

Herman 2004-12-06T12:04:03Z $item.owner.firstName http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#ef59ff2e-0932-43ee-a289-dfcce8268ef2 2004-04-11T02:35:59Z

...is my favorite school. Sartre, Camus, et. al.

$item.owner.firstName 2004-04-11T02:35:59Z demonbuttercup http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#9501e82d-c15d-439f-949a-dfc38cd5a69a 2004-04-11T03:41:56Z

them frenchies were good. i enjoy Camus most. oh, and de Beauvoir. but in terms of french thinkers, Foucault made me think the most, what with his back tracking, reiterating, contradicting and shit.

demonbuttercup 2004-04-11T03:41:56Z barnaby http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#c8d72733-4e8b-4b95-9329-a44f81a63b48 2004-04-12T21:54:23Z

Camus can do, but Sartre is smartre. - The Simpsons

barnaby 2004-04-12T21:54:23Z demonbuttercup http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#97c1601d-dd63-4b03-a3e5-0ae56160cdc3 2004-04-12T22:21:30Z

lol!

demonbuttercup 2004-04-12T22:21:30Z Adrian http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#8cf6f4c9-54d8-4840-a481-4a077ed5f54b 2004-04-13T20:33:11Z

to direct strong gust of air at mind, read Deleuze.

Adrian 2004-04-13T20:33:11Z Gilton http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#5eabe9f0-83d8-4d9b-b6da-52c4f88a634b 2004-04-15T13:38:57Z

Deleuze!

Gilton 2004-04-15T13:38:57Z Christopher http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#744fbe54-cdc8-4fec-9af4-c1590a310344 2004-04-15T14:15:27Z

Sartre is smartre. Being and Nothingness It's all in there. The man was a genius. -Sweet Wheat

Christopher 2004-04-15T14:15:27Z Adrian http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#91576c8d-efff-4388-8f95-e47efbc61afd 2004-04-17T00:51:27Z

you must think i'm a nut Gilton! i'm actually reading agamben and badiou at the moment (and deleuze), and i've got habermas' knowledge and human interests on deck, which i read 15 years ago and it rocked my world...

Adrian 2004-04-17T00:51:27Z Adrian http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#ff0680f1-0223-4f1a-b829-78a6f5a722ff 2004-04-17T00:52:10Z

his being and nothingness has been largely discredited though. I did dig his way of life...

Adrian 2004-04-17T00:52:10Z Gilton http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#bea89ec4-7a65-4725-8364-e67058058852 2004-04-20T13:40:37Z

Habermas is rockin. I read(and had a few texts of his) about ten years ago. I need to find badiou. Never read agamben. But I got one for you: Have you ever read Enzo Paci? He does a kind of phenomenology and Marxism thing. It was published around 1975 under the Northwestern University Existentialism and Phenomenology Series. One of the few books I retained.

Gilton 2004-04-20T13:40:37Z